Cole Arendt

Interesting! And apologies for the trouble! Does `library('rJava'); .jinit()` work for you? Crashes at startup are always important to check whether it is `xlsx` or the Java runtime itself that...

Yes, if `.jinit()` fails, that suggests that the problem is with `rJava` or your java installation, not necessarily with `xlsx`. It's also possible that your Java installation conflicts somehow with...

Related to #73 and #100 . Thanks for the PR!

Impeccably timed feedback from a user in the community: > There's a very subtle problem in the function 'write.xlsx' in the package 'xlsx' > > drawn to my attention by...

Thanks for the report! Do you have a simple [reprex](https://www.jessemaegan.com/post/so-you-ve-been-asked-to-make-a-reprex/) that you could share? A reproducible example that I can run in my environment? The `reprex` package helps with creating...

Thanks for the report... that's a menacing one! Very curious

Thanks for the report! Yes, this is possible, but is not exposed by `xlsx` today. It is a function of the underlying Java library, though. org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel.ClientAnchor has ints / enums...

Thanks for sending this! Your message was well timed 😄 In any case, I would love to avoid an `xlsx2` if possible. The pain that comes from porting things in...

Thanks for reporting this! This sounds like an `rJava` issue more than `xlsx` since `java/lang/Object` is a very core Java class. Would you mind starting a fresh R session, and...

File does not have an extension, but user would like to force the behavior. Not sure whether a "forced extension" is the cleaner approach here, or if filetype should be...